Nobody said a word about the $200M that went Tim Armstrong's way in the Aol deal. [1]
Can't help but think that if Yahoo had a male ceo nobody would be making these comments.
[1] http://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanvardi/2015/05/12/tim-armst...
And yeah, if you haven't noticed the widespread backlash against executive compensation in the past few years, you really haven't been paying attention.
Yahoo had several well loved properties that they bought and ran into the ground.
You're comparing someone selling a truckload of junk for decent profit to someone who keeps buying expensive stuff, actively breaking it or leaving it to fester then selling it for a loss and being paid off for doing so.